Romania, below Papua New Guinea in the top of "press freedom". We are rated above America

Romania dropped three places from 42 to 45 in the world rankings on the freedom of the press conducted ​​annually by the French organization Reporters sans Frontières (RSF), ranking in the top below Papua New Guinea, but above the U.S..

Moldova ranked 56, down one place from the previous year, according to the site rsf.org.

This ranking includes 180 countries, one more than last year, Finland ranks first, followed by the Netherlands, Norway, Luxembourg, Andorra, Liechtenstein, Denmark, Iceland, New Zealand and Sweden.

In the same ranking, the Czech Republic ranks 13th, Germany 14th, Poland 19th, Slovakia 20th, Lithuania 32nd, UK, on 33rd, Slovenia, on 34th, Spain on 3th, Serbia 54th, Croatia 65th, Israel 96th, Greece 99th, Russia 148th, Turkey, 154th, China 175th

The last places belong to Turkmenistan (178), North Korea (179) and Eritrea, a country in North-Eastern Africa (ranked 180)